African-American activism before the Civil War : the freedom struggle in the antebellum North / edited by Patrick Rael.
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Language: | English |
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New York :
Routledge,
2008.
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Physical Description: | viii, 307 pages ; 25 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- The emancipation of the negro abolitionist / Leon F. Litwack
- Black power- the debate in 1840 / Jane H. Pease and William H. Pease
- Elevating the race: the social thought of black leaders, 1827-50 / Fredrick Cooper
- Black history's antebellum origins / Benjamin Quarles
- "Since they got those separate churches": Afro-Americans and racism in Jacksonian Philadelphia / Emma Jones Lapsansky
- Interpreting early black ideology: a reappraisal of historical consensus / George A. Levesque
- Afro-American identity: reflections on the pre-civil war era / Ernest Allen, Jr.
- Freedom's yoke: gender conventions among antebellum free blacks / James Oliver Horton
- The political significance of slave resistance / James Oakes
- "Ethiopia shall soon stretch forth her hands": black destiny in nineteenth-century America / Albert J. Raboteau
- The emergence of racial modernity and the rise of the white north, 1790-1840 / James Brewer Stewart
- From abolitionist amalgamators to "rulers of the five points": the discourse of interracial sex and reform in antebellum New York City / Leslie M. Harris
- The market revolution and market values in antebellum black protest thought / Patrick Rael.